2021
DOI: 10.4025/ciencuidsaude.v20i0.53394
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Representações sociais do HIV/AIDS para profissionais de saúde em contexto amazônico: diferentes escolaridades e seus consensos

Abstract: Objetivo: identificar os elementos centrais e periféricos da estrutura das representações sociais do HIV/AIDS entre profissionais de saúde de diferentes categorias de escolaridade. Método: estudo descritivo-exploratório de abordagem qualitativa, apoiado pela teoria das representações sociais na vertente estrutural. Pesquisa desenvolvida com 58 profissionais de saúde de diferentes escolaridades, nível superior e médio, em cinco serviços na cidade de Manaus, AM, por meio da aplicação da técnica de associação liv… Show more

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“…Thus, young people who experience violence may suffer emotionally to the point of showing depressive signs, which increases the chance of interrupting the HIV/AIDS treatment (35). Despite the difference between both age groups (4), adolescents and young people share the same risk characteristics for violence, such as vulnerability related to changes in cognitive, physical, social, emotional and sexual development (36).…”
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“…Thus, young people who experience violence may suffer emotionally to the point of showing depressive signs, which increases the chance of interrupting the HIV/AIDS treatment (35). Despite the difference between both age groups (4), adolescents and young people share the same risk characteristics for violence, such as vulnerability related to changes in cognitive, physical, social, emotional and sexual development (36).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that there are many symbolic constructions around HIV/AIDS that reflect how health professionals have been developing strategies for everyday life and their experiences with the care of people living with the infection. Therefore, it raises the importance of strengthening permanent education actions among health professionals to broaden the reflection on the management of patients and their treatment in specialized services, ensuring improvements in the care actions (36) and, consequently, reducing abandonment and strengthening adherence to treatment and monitoring.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%